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Bryan Boulware
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Fannie Mae Homestyle Renovation Mortgage vs 203K

Bryan Boulware
  • St Louis, MO
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Hello,

Has anyone dealt with the Fannie Mae Homestyle revocation mortgage? if so could you provide more information on the loan? Also how does it contrast from a traditional 203K loan?

How was the overall experience using this style of loan?

Thank you.

Bryan

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Joseph Firmin
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Joseph Firmin
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@Bryan Boulware

I used a Homestyle loan on my first BRRRR property and it was a huge learning process, very valuable. I will be writing a blog post about process but if you'd like to connect I can explain it over the phone. It is a lot to write out. Overall, went well, I did about $50k in renovations and it took about 5 months. My contractor was good but slow and there were bumps along the way, but now on the other side, I built a out $50k in equity into the property immediately.

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